Villa Seeks Lead Against Rebel in Chihuahua
Francisco Villa has asked permission to lead his men against Gen Rosalio Hernandez, once his aide, now in rebellion in Chihuahua. U S officials say there is no cause for alarm as troops are on border and Juarez garrisons are ready. Mexico City reports Michoacan and Jalisco still disturbed with clashes. officials deny serious revolts and say state assemblies operate under federal protection.
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Mexico City
Francisco Villa
Rosalio Hernandes
Chihuahua
Hernandez
Villa
Carranzs
United States
Herrang
Chibuckus
Threster Juarez
Juarez
Serrano
Bernandez
Rie
Francisco Marinel Arena
Michoecan
Jslisco
Michoacan
Enrique Estrade
Francisco’ Cardenas
Rebris
Lazaro Cardenas
Isthmus
Estrade
Colima
Jalisco
Juanajunto
Aguas Calientes
Zacatecas
Luis Gutierrez
War Department
Sanchez
Puebla
Salvador Alverado
Oazies
Department of Interior
Gilberto Valenzuela
San Marcosa
Pechin City
San Marcos
Change of Life Woman's Trial in Metropolis Illinois
Mrs Enea Cunver of Metropolis Illinois reports eight months of bed confinement due to illness eased by Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. Within two weeks she could work at home walk miles without fatigue and praises neighbors helped by the medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me'spolia
Illinois
B. Pinkham
Mrs. Smith
Lydia E. Pinkham
Anc
Enea
Metropolis
Lydia Pinkham
Officials seek Mexican central relief as Jalapa talks begin
Committers from both factions travel to Jalapa to confer with President Obregon and Interior Secretary Calles. Governor Sanchez plans to brief the president on the Puebla crisis tomorrow. local officials deplore the Puebla situation but insist it is not aimed at the central government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jalapa
Obregon
Interior Calles
Sanchez
Puebla
Obregon Nervous Over Possible Mexican Revolt Near Border
Washington reports from the Mexican border indicate Obregon's government fears incipient revolutionary movements near the frontier. Juarez unrest is considered uncertain, with Mexican officers hinting at an impending uprising. American observers and Brigadier General Houze note heightened tension but find no justification for expanding forces at Fort Bliss.
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Washington
Obregon
State
War Departments
Mexico City
el Paso
Juarez
National agreement on jurisdictional dispute reached
Washington February 18 The Associated General Contractors of America the American Institute of Architects the Engineering Council the National Building Trades Employers Association and the Building Trades Department of the AFL announced a national board of jurisdictional awards agreement. It requires local councils to suspend unions that ignore board decisions and for contractors to include compliance clauses in contracts with unions. Architects and engineers must insert board compliance clauses in specifications. The deal follows a report on Carpenter and Joiners resisting board rulings and notes a settled elevator hoist machinery dispute with elevator constructors and electrical workers abiding by the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Associated General Contractors of America
American Institute of Architects
The
Engineering Council
National
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Building Trades Department of the American Federation of Labor
National Board of Jurisdictional Awards
National Board of Jurisdictiona
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
District Attorney Hugh C suspended six months on contempt
Shreveport Louisiana February 18 The district attorney Hugh C suspended for six months on a federal contempt order. He denied resigning and said he will appeal The charge stemmed from a corruption case involving Fisher Federal Judge Jack Emil Kunta Louisiana Republican official and St A Giddens Louisiana Republican state committeeman
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Shreveport
Tues
Hugh C
Bridey
Fisher
Jack
Emil Kunta
Louisiana
St. A. Giddens
Republican State Committee
Hyde rails at Buckner in defense of police acts
Jefferson City Feb 18 Governor Arthur M Hyde replies to a threatening letter from Circuit Judge Buckner about alleged illegal police methods in Munson City. Hyde says Buckner’s communication resembles a campaign note and cites past Kansas City crime declines blamed on terror and oppression era to justify policing actions.
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Jefferson City
Circuit Dudge “Homes 2
Uucliner
Kantar City
Barrett
Munson City
Arthur M. Hyde
Buckner
Clare Jon
Hyde
Kansas City
Poison Oak relief ad promises permanent cure
An advertisement for Imperial Eczema Stemedy claims relief from poison oak outbreaks quickly and permanently. It mentions a full refund if the product fails and lists Bomisers' Four Drug Stores as the selling outlets.
Peace 15 Again Appears In Northern Ireland Crisis
The Associated Press reports peace seems to return to Northern Ireland as the release of the remaining kidnapped Unionists eases tension. Both sides still hold prisoners, with Ireland bound to free Monaghen football players only when Clones captives are freed. Sinn Feiners held at Rathfriland face tumultuous assembly charges along with IRA officers at Newry. A neutral boundary judge is sought, with Canada’s Sir Robert Borden mentioned. Belfast’s quietest night in days saw two men shot before curfew.
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Associated Press
London
Ypeace
Northern Ireland
Clones
Monaghen
Ulster
Sinn
Legion Commission
Dublin
Limerick
Cork
Boundary Adjustment Commission
J. Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Times
Canada
Robert Borden
Belfast
Duffin
Donnelly
Oklahoma Sheriff Buck Garrett Appeals After Ouster
Animore Oklahoma February 28 Buck Garrett winner on one count in a six count ouster case for permitting prisoners to leave jail before term expiry. Defense attorney J A Champion said an appeal would be taken. Garrett said the verdict vindicated his department and he planned to seek re election in the Democratic primary.
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Animore
Okla
Buck Garrett
Carter County
Jd. A. Champion
Garret
Champion
Garrett
Fire Devastates Stock Pens in Kansas City District
Kansas City officials inspected ruins of stock pens destroyed by a dramatic fire last night. A high wind fueled the blaze but subsided within two hours, allowing crews to halt spread. Hundreds of sheep and hogs died, about 7400 cattle and sheep saved. Loss estimated around 25000 dollars. Stockyard operations were not disrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Against a Aid Societies In US Russian Relief Efforts
New York report notes American relief groups may hinder Soviet recognition efforts. George Bart Baker, ARA director, says radical organizations in the United States influence Moscow. Baker spent ten days in Moscow after touring Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Wll
George Bart Baker
American Relief Administration
Myiday
Trois Mussia
Moscow
Baker
Roselawn
Russian Relief Work Sparks US Recognition Debate
The text argues that Russian relief efforts in the United States may be used to maintain anti Russian sentiment, hindering vellaf funds flow. It claims any group claiming to represent the Russian government in relief will be exposed for causing embarrassment to Moscow and that recognition is its sought end.
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America
United States
Bankers Blamed for Farm Price Deflation by Editor
Chicago, Feb. 18. Benjamin C. Marsh, editors of the Farmers National council, told the group that money powers manipulated by international investment bankers forced farmers to bear war costs. He charged deflation cut farm prices andmortgages foreclosures, claiming $20,000,000,000 losses over three years and arguing bankers profited from loans to the government. He praised agricultural senators and congressmen for challenging monopolists and urged backing the agricultural bloc to stabilize prices and revive farm export efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Benjamin C. Marsh
Farmers’ National Council
America
Agricultural Staates
Agricultural “Bloc
Farm Products Export Corporation
Judge Landis Quits Bench for Baseball Judge Landis quits bench for baseball
The longtime jurist Judge Landis resigns from the bench to take up baseball officiating. He faced threats during trials and remained a striking figure noted for his white hair wit and sharp actions against courtroom loafers, once fining Standard Oil Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Chen
Inter
Heydler Hails Landis Resignation For Baseball Focus
New York reports President John A Heydler welcomes Judge Landis resigning to devote full time to baseball. He notes the move eases the dual workload and affirms Landis will keep his seven year contract with a 50 000 annual salary minus his judge pay. Harding was informed by dispatches but White House had not received formal resignation. A separate item describes a Texas laborer whipped and tarred, and a Cuba timber price drop to 28 to 80 per thousand feet from 70 to 80.
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New York
John A. Heydler
National League
Landis
Judge Landis
Tadgs Landis
Raws
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Preva
Chicago
White Hauser
White House
Sip
Washington, DC
Cuba
Department of Commerce
Bids Sought For Government Built Fleet
Washington announced by Joseph W. Powell that bids will be received through March 14 for nearly the entire government built fleet worth about 3 billion dollars. The ships include steel cargo and passenger vessels, former German vessels, tankers, and harbor tugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Joseph W. Powell
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Testimony in Liquor Case Misquoted Denials Open Hearing Planned
San Antonio police chief denies any misconduct in liquor raids. He asserts full cooperation with federal authorities and invites Justice Campbell to attend a hearing to examine witnesses. The chief emphasizes adherence to proper authority and states there was no conference beyond a discussion about a search warrant return.
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Campbell
Aiction Enforcement
United States District Attorney
Police Department of
San Antonio
Justice Campbell
Police Department
Hagilton
Stevens
Masons Visit Cuero for Major Degree Rites
San Antonio masons arrived in Cuero Texas on February 18 to participate in a major 33rd and 32nd degree gathering hosted by the DeWitt County Scottish Rite Club. Judge W S Fly A C McDaniel and Col Rh B Buck led public talks on Americanism and school programs followed by a barbecue and degree work by a visiting San Antonio team.
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Cuera
Tex
San Antonio
Cuera Wriday
DeWitt County
Scottish Rite Club
W. 8. Fly
J. K. Blackstone
A. C. McDaniel
J. H. Haile
GC. W. Hall
D. Hall
W. W. Boyce
Mathis
Arthur Storms
Bobbie Burne
M. A. Nowan
J. Calhoun
Hosa Boothe
Col
Rh. OB. Buck
Daniel O'Connell
Sergi
J. &. Wreptow
Frank H. Adams
Arthur Michael
Henry Wofford
Maxonic Hall
Eastern Star
Vly
Buck
B Y P U Banquet Sparks Hospital Fund Drive in City
At the second annual City BYP U banquet held Friday at the Menger Hotel Ralph Durkee urged 114 Baptist youths of San Antonio to support a modern fully equipped hospital. Alfred Iown chaired, Dr I Ka Gates spoke, and Mayor Black plus numerous local leaders praised church progress and growth.
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P. U
Menger
Ralph Durkee
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Baptists of
Southwest
Alfred Iown
I. Ka Gates
Wirat
Lonsta
O. Fs. Black
Lucie Sprecker
Joe EB
Carroll
Sid Williams
W. W Mitchell
Porter Loring
Kokernot
J. F. Walker
Waeler
Madge Ben Vs. Kelly
Fred 4. Hall
the Teer
W. W
City spends on lights and water for public works
San Antonio residents may balk at rising bills as city records reveal monthly electric and water costs. Electric lights totaled 0175.07 and water 5630 for the preceding month, with street and park lighting, lamp maintenance, and public building needs driving the total.
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San Antonio
Houston and Commerce
Streets
Ex San Antonians Widow Paul Van de Velde Dies
Mrs Paul Van de Velde died after an operation at American Hospital in Tampico Mexico. Formerly Ivy Wood of West French Place, she resided here before marriage and was active socially. Survived by mother Mrs Charles Glover Wood and brother C G Wood, plus sisters Mrs Elmer Adler Mrs Thomas Thornberg Mrs Monroe Miller and Fred Wood. Relatives will convey through San Antonio to Hearne for burial.
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Paul van de Velde
Tammes Mexico
Bethday
van de Velde
Ivy Wood
Charles Glover Wood
West French Place
van ‘de’ Velde
Mexico
Charles Glover. Wood
C. G. Wood
Elmer Adler
Captain Adler
Fair Field
Ohio
Thomas Thornberg
Lieutenant Thornberg
Fort Riley
Kan
Monroe Miller
Fred ‘Wood
Hearne
Tex
San Antonio
Broker is Convicted in Grand Larceny Case in New York
Herbert T. Andrews, a broker formerly of Jersey City, was found guilty of grand larceny in the first degree for selling $20,000 in stocks held as collateral by Horace R. Van Viect of Montclair. Sentencing set for next Friday. Andrews gained publicity as "the man with the above wife" after his alleged bigamy, with his true wife Maude Augusta Andrews filing for divorce and the other woman fleeing.
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New York
Herbert T. Andrews
Court of General Sessions
Horace R. van Viect
Montclair
N. d
Andrews
Jersey City
Maude Augusta Andrews
McCormick denies engagement report amid Swiss trip
Chicago February reports say Miss Mathilde McCormick, 16, daughter of Harold McCormick and granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller, is to wed Max Osers in Zurich. No statement from Miss McCormick or secretary Lois Philbrick as Miss Mathilde and sister Muriel await their father’s arrival. Miss Mangold and Osers’ bookkeeper plan to return to Switzerland in spring.
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Chicago
Max
Oser
Zurich
Switzerland
Misa Mathilde -McCormick
Harold
McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
New York
Bry
Lois Gladys Philbrick
Coat found linked to murder of woman near Jackson
A Chicago made coat labeled Earl Kearn and a keyring reading Ada Dreur Warsaw Tex were found near a ravine where a mutilated and charred woman’s body was found. An auto party sought help at a nearby farmer’s home after breaking down on a road between Dentville and Jackson. Sheriff Ramsey of Copiah County awaited word from Warsaw authorities to identify the deceased.
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Dentville
Jackson
Ramsey
Copish County
Warsaw
Texas
Junior Sunday School League Games At YMCA
Two junior basketball games were held at the YMCA. Travis Park Methodists beat Grace Tuterana 27 to 3 with Daggett scoring 21 points on nine baskets in ten attempts. St Mark's defeated Central Baptists 7 to 2. An intermediate game was forfeited to St John's Lutherans by First Baptists for nonappearance.
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YM. C. A
Travis Park Methodists
Grace Tuterana
Daggett
St. Mark's
Central Baptista
St. John’s Lutherans
First Baptists
State Files Suit Blind Negro Games Shooting Dice
In Mexia Texas on February 18 Benny Thompson a blind Black man and Will Lawson shot dice while Thompson's wife acted as aye. All three were fined in justice court. In Austin Texas on February 18 a suit to recover 238070 deposited with the National Bank of Cleburne and now in receivership was filed in district court by Attorney General W A Keeling. Defendants include A P Wooldridge receiver for the bank the American Surety Company and the bank's officers and directors. The state seeks to recover funds plus interest. In Boston Illinois on February 18 a plan to suppress pistol sales with committees of business leaders judges and citizens was announced. Beautiful Hoselawn Cemetery noted as well kept park in Crockett.
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Mexia
Tex
Big Dick
Sam Allen
Benny Thompson
Will Lawson
Thompson
Justice Court
Austin
Vex
National Bank of
Chicago
Hoselawn
I Park
Crockett
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